Michael & Alesia’s Interview on Carry on Harry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aoypvwBoXU&feature=youtu.be
Indie Author’s Spotlight: Julie Nicholls
Welcome to a brand new feature here at Metaphor Publications. Our "Indie Author Spotlight" section is an opportunity for independent, self-published authors to talk about their latest projects. An author's appearance here is not necessarily an endorsement or recommendation from MetPub - we're just helping authors put the news out there, and then leaving it up to you, our readers, […]
WELCOME TO OUR WORLD: AN INTERVIEW WITH FANTASY AUTHORS MICHAEL AND ALESIA MATSON
This interview is with the authors of “Raven’s Tears,” a brand new Fantasy novel, and the first in a new series. It’s rare to find a writing-twosome with a newly released book and such a strong grasp of the publishing business. I think, once you’ve finished this interview, you will want to check their new book out. It’s on Amazon, […]
We Need a New Genre of Fiction
You know the list. You've seen it a thousand times. There's fantasy fiction, science fiction, historical fiction, crime, mystery, thriller… The list goes on and on -- until the clothes come off. Then we need a new genre of fiction. Because whatever real genre the novel belongs in, whatever real literary merit the work may have, is all forgotten. It's tossed […]
Book Givaway at Cmash Now Live
About a month ago we were asked to do a guest post for the good folks at Cmash. Today that guest post, coupled with a give-a-way of Raven's Tears went live. Click the link below to go check it out. And while you're there, sign up for the give away! (Expires February 12, 2014) The first questions we get asked are […]
Raven’s Tears Book Review by Book Addiction
Here's the complete Raven's Tears book review article by AprilR on Book Addiction RAVEN’S TEARS by Alesia and Michael Matson is an exciting, heart pounding Science Fiction/Fantasy/Thriller/Romance set in the Fantasy world of Menelon. Meet, Sir VIncent Sultaire aka, the Raven,con turned cop and Lady Angelique Blakesly, aka, Angel, urchin turned lady, the Iris, one of Fernwalls’ most successful […]
The Slush Pile Flood
It seems that the slush pile flood issue will never go away. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of new titles are being uploaded to Amazon every day. Books and shorts that never would have seen the light of day under the ‘old regime’ can now be tossed up on the web, virtually for free, by anyone who thinks they're the next Mark […]
